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Repairing a Screen

Have a small blemish on your screen? What about a bigger tear? No problem; we've got all the answers to help fix your screen.

How to repair a screen
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Cut and Patch

Step 2:
From the replacement screening, cut a patch that's slightly larger than the damange portion. Unravel the edges and bend the strands through the existing screen until they're interwoven. Glue the border with the adhesive.

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